Lower transportation costs could prompt Latin American exports to soar, overshadowing any possible gains the region may have with lower tariffs in the future, a new Inter-American Development Bank study found.
A 10 percent reduction in freight costs in nine Latin American nations – including Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Bolivia – would allow exports to the United States to soar 39 percent on average, the study said. In contrast, exports to the United States from those countries would rise less than 2 percent on average if import tariffs were reduced 10 percent.
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sábado, septiembre 27, 2008
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